War Cars Construction Kit

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Part action game and part creation tool, this title allows players to design their own arenas and then battle computer-controlled opponents using armed vehicles. It offered a surprising amount of freedom for a Commodore 64 game of the era.

The construction half is the interesting one. An editor has to hold a design in memory, check it makes sense, save it and hand it to the game to play, all inside the same memory the game itself is living in.

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